Public Culture, Sociality, and Listening to Jazz: Aural Memorialisation in the Time of COVID by Brett Pyper

“…It foregrounds how mostly working-class people living under conditions seldom of their own making continue, in the avowedly postapartheid context, at least partially to remake their worlds sonically, foregrounding the public cultures that they thereby aurally co-create as a notable cultural expression in and of themselves. …”
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The work of habitus in naturalizing socially produced differences : a case study on an elite independent school in Singapore by Tan, Eunice Hui Ying

“…This paper seeks to uncover the underlying generative principles that guide the ways of thinking in an elite school in Singapore by illuminating how experiences matter in embodying privilege and how students, regardless of class backgrounds, have to remake themselves in schools in order to embody privilege of ease. …”
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How to Change the World : Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas / by Bornstein, David, author 502280

“…They are, writes David Bornstein, the driven, creative individuals who question the status quo, exploit new opportunities, refuse to give up - and remake the world for the better." "How to Change the World tells the stories of these individuals - many in the United States, others in countries from Brazil to Hungary - providing an In Search of Excellence for the nonprofit sector. …”

A review of Teaching and Learning for Change: Education and Sustainability in South Africa Edited by Ingrid Schudel, Zintle Songqwaru, Sirkka Tshiningayamwe and Heila Lotz-Sisitka by Anna Katharine James

“…But such is the difficulty, delicacy and discomfort of the project of system change we are struggling within, to remake and reimagine our relationships in and with the world. …”
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What’s Chairman Mao Got to Do with It? Nostalgia, Intertextuality and Reconstructing Revolutionary Myth in Tsui Hark’s The Taking of Tiger Mountain by Strategy by Wendy Xie

“…This essay seeks to trace the success of Tsui’s remake to its melodramatic recon guration of history, memory and nostalgia. …”
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Suspiria e o Cinema da Presença by Paulo Souza dos Santos Júnior

“…Buscando realizar uma análise e ilustrar nossa perspectiva, analisaremos uma singular cena do filme Suspiria, lançado em 2018, como um remake do clássico italiano de 1977. O filme, dirigido por Luca Guadagnino, explora os corpos em tela através da dança, gerando impacto a partir de estratégias que estimulam reiteradamente a sensorialidade do espectador no processo de recepção. …”
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„Prawdziwe męstwo", czyli o możliwościach lektury gatunku jako politycznego zwierciadła by Ireneusz Skupień

“…Portisa, jak i historyczno-filmowych, jako remake filmu H. Hathawaya), posiada zdolność wykreowania reprezentacji pozatekstualnej. …”
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February revolution and perestroika: genetic link or show of political technologists? by Sergey G. Kara-Murza

“…Comparison of the programmes of these two revolutions makes perestroika seem like a remake of 70 year old film. Reformers of the end of XX century repeated the steps and claims of liberals and mensheviks, bourgeois and corrupted officials, westerners and nationalists. …”
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Verità dei fatti, verità del potere: storia e politica in <i>Guerra e pace</i> by Valeria Cavalloro

“…In order to highlight this political dimension of his work, the study will focus on how Tolstoj uses his fictional remake of historical sources to prove wrong the “official” version of Napoleonic wars and to regularly replace it with a representation of events aiming – especially through the portrait of some symbolic characters (Alexander I, Napoleon, Kutuzov) – to show that individuals are ultimately not in charge of History, and so to expose the falsity of historiographical artifices. …”
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en An ecology of practices – the hydrosocial cycle as a matter of concern in preschool children’s explorations by Teresa Elkin Postila

“…The stories emphasise the contemporary and significant topic of water and wastewater in everyday preschool practices and activities and the processes through which water and society make and remake each other. In conclusion, the article suggests that the creation of relational practices and collaborations between different parts of society could make other questions possible and alternative methods conceivable. …”
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Sharing intelligence culture by Lawrence Cline

“…In many cases, the intelligence officers have tended to try to remake the local intelligence services in the image of U.S. intelligence structures and procedures, with these efforts rather futile in most cases. …”
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Adaptación audiovisual e hibridación discursiva. Las series Wallander como paradigma by Susana Díaz

“… En el panorama audiovisual de los últimos 25 años uno de los recursos más frecuentes es el remake de productos de éxito masivo en cualquier lugar del mundo por parte de cinematografías y/o televisiones muy diferentes a aquellas a las que pertenece el modelo original. …”
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I’ll tell you what I want, what I really, really want: Open Archaeology that is collaborative, participatory, public, and feminist by Kiddey, R

“…In this paper, my aim is to remake a powerful case for an open archaeology that is always collaborative, participatory, and public – but also feminist and activist. …”

Two (Postmodern) Czech Shakespearean Adaptations: Claudius and Gertrude and Emodrink of Elsinore by Ivona Mišterová

“…Stránský and Špalek retell the story that precedes the well-known events at Elsinore and remade the remake. Prokeš, on the other hand, transfers the action to an obscure nightclub, turning Hamlet into a bartender accompanied by a faithful dog (albeit embodied by a human) and incorporating some Czech allusions. …”
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Re-Imagining Community and School through Youth and Artists’ Critical Superhero Storytelling by Patricia Enciso, Beth Krone, Gabrielle Solange

“…The arts-based project we describe, informed by a ten-year history of small-scale storytelling projects in the same school, offers a theoretical and related pedagogical framework for working with community-based artists to re-imagine and remake oppressive relational, epistemological, and material practices in school spaces. …”
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Ethical and Civic Education. Difficulties during the Curricular Reform in Argentine Patagonia by Isabelino Siede, Elizabeth Guglielmino, Julia Alcain, Gabriela Fernández, Diana Guinao

“…Also, it pursuits to remake the way it was incorporated in the provincial curriculum design. …”
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Champeta’s Heritage: Diasporic Music and Racial Struggle in the Colombian Caribbean by Juan D. Montoya Alzate

“…Delving into the Afrocentric aims laid out by Afro-descendants and pioneers of champeta music—born out of a Caribbean remake of “African” music styles such as soukous—this community-based heritagisation process reveals itself as unsympathetic to hegemonic power formations, hence challenging those involved in the creation of heritage lists. …”
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Televisual Archive: Imaginary, memory and re-visited social bond by Mario Bressan, Heloisa Moraes

“…In addition to this, it analyses the comments of people that watched a remake of the Brazilian program Cassino do Chacrinha (Chacrinha’s Casino), which aired in 2017 on Rede Globo de Televisão (TV Globo) and Canal Viva (Viva), commemorating the centenary of Abelardo Barbosa, a very important Brazilian TV host who acted between the ’70s and ’80s. …”
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Catastrophe or Catalyst? Reflections on COVID’s Impact on Community Colleges by Thomas Brock, Cameron Diwa

“…We review evidence on reforms that aim to remake community colleges in ways that improve student outcomes. …”
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The Metamorphosis of Places in André Malraux’s Les Noyers de l’Altenburgand Romain Gary’s Education européenne by Peter Tame

“…André Malraux’s crucial concept of metamorphosis finds significant echoes in Romain Gary’s novel Education européenne, particularly in the aspiration to transform the world, change mentalities and remake communities both in the national and international contexts. …”
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